Red, Blue, and Near Infrared LED Light Therapy for Dermatologic Conditions
- Speaker:
- Genevieve Newton, DC, PhD
- Duration:
- 1 Hour 38 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
-
Jan 05, 2026
- Product Code:
- POS078970
- Media Type:
- Digital Seminar
Description
Your patients are already asking you about LED face masks. They've seen them on Instagram, tried them at their med spa, or bought one online—and now they want to know if it actually works, if it's safe, and whether you recommend it for their specific skin concerns.
This 1.5-hour course gives you the clinical foundation to confidently answer those questions.
We'll cut straight to what matters: the cellular mechanisms that make LED therapy effective, the wavelengths and protocols backed by research, and the practical guidance you need to counsel patients on common conditions like acne, aging skin, rosacea, and pigmentation issues. You'll learn the specific parameters that determine whether a device delivers therapeutic results—wavelength accuracy, intensity thresholds, and treatment duration—so you can guide patients toward effective options regardless of where they're shopping. We'll cover when LED therapy makes sense as a standalone option or adjunct to other treatments, and the key safety considerations that protect your patients.
This isn't about becoming a light therapy specialist—it's about giving you the evidence-based tools to integrate LED therapy conversations seamlessly into your current practice. You'll leave this session ready to provide informed, confident guidance on one of the fastest-growing questions in patient consultations.
No prior knowledge of light therapy required.
Credit
Handouts/Brochure
| File type | File name | Number of pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual - LED Light Therapy for Dermatologic Conditions (26.9 MB) | 45 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Speaker
Genevieve Newton, DC, PhD Related seminars and products
Genevieve Newton, DC, PhD, spent close to 20 years as a researcher and educator in the field of nutritional sciences before joining Fringe as its scientific director. Dr. Newton holds a Bachelor of Science from Laurentian University, a Doctor of Chiropractic from the National University of Health Sciences, a Master of Science and a PhD from the University of Guelph, in nutritional sciences. Gen’s job is to “bring the science” that supports Fringe’s educational course. She is a deep believer in healing body, mind and spirit using the gifts of the natural world.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Dr. Genevieve Newton has an employment with FRINGE. She receives a speaking honorarium and recording royalties from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Dr. Genevieve Newton has no relevant non-financial relationships.
Additional Info
Access for Self-Study (Non-Interactive)Access never expires for this product.
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Objectives
- Describe the basic science behind Light Therapy and how light interacts with skin cells to support overall skin health.
- Recognize key features of dermatologic Light Therapy, including common wavelengths, light colors, and general intensity ranges.
- Identify common types of LED Light Therapy devicesand their general uses for improving skin appearance and health.
- Outline how Light Therapy may benefit common skin concerns, such as aging, acne, redness, and uneven tone.
- Recognize important safety considerations and contraindicationsfor LED Light Therapy use.
- Discuss how Light Therapy can complement other skincare or cosmetic treatments to enhance results safely.
Outline
Part 1: The Science Behind What Your Patients Are Buying
- Why patients are asking now: From med spas to social media
- Light physics essentials: Wavelength, penetration depth, and what actually reaches the skin
- Cellular mechanisms: ATP production, collagen stimulation, inflammation modulation, bacterial effects
- Treatment parameters that matter: Wavelength precision, intensity requirements, duration
- Device evaluation criteria: What makes LED therapy therapeutic vs. cosmetic
Part 2: Clinical Applications & Patient Counseling
- Acne and blemish control: When blue and red light protocols make sense
- Photoaging and collagen stimulation: Setting realistic expectations for wrinkles and texture
- Inflammatory conditions: Evidence for rosacea, eczema, psoriasis
- Pigmentation concerns: Melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation nuances
- Wound healing and scars: When to recommend as adjunctive care
- Quick-reference protocols: What wavelengths, how often, how long
Part 3: Safety, Integration & Having the Conversation
- Documented contraindications and when to exercise caution
- Safety across skin types, pregnancy, and common medications
- Eye safety: Real concerns vs. marketing fear
- Positioning LED therapy: Standalone vs. adjunct to Botox, fillers, peels, lasers
- Counseling framework: Guiding patients toward effective devices
- What to document and how to track outcomes
Target Audience
- Nurses
- Nurse Practitioners
- Physician Assistants
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